Trump's Immigration Policy Faces Supreme Court Challenge

President Donald Trump's recent executive order aimed at changing U.S. election processes is causing significant concern among state and local election officials ahead of the 2026 midterms. The order introduces potential new voter registration requirements, decertification of voting systems, and stricter ballot deadlines, leading to fears of voter confusion and logistical challenges. Officials like Connecticut's Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas express worries about the financial burden of updating election equipment to meet new standards. Meanwhile, Trump continues to assert the integrity of U.S. elections has been compromised, despite the lack of evidence for such claims. The situation is compounded by potential legal challenges to the executive order, leaving election officials uncertain about required changes. Additionally, Trump has petitioned the Supreme Court to expedite deportations under a 1798 law, facing opposition from civil rights groups and legal hurdles.